Everyone has (a) his taste; or, Everyone to (à) his taste. The former is French, the latter is English-French. The phrase is much more common with us than it is in France, where we meet with the phrasesChacun a sa ehacunerie (everyone has his idiosyncrasy), and chacun a sa marotte (everyone has his hobby). In Latin sua cuique voluptas, as the good-man said when he kissed his cow.